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Thermoscope

A 16x2 LCD thermometer with S/M/H history graphs (Instructable).

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/* Simple Car game for a 16x2 LCD display 
   You can use any Hitachi HD44780 compatible LCD.
   Wiring explained at http://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/LiquidCrystal
   (I used theLCD Electronic Brick on bus 1:
     rs on pin 2, rw on pin 3, enable on pin 4,
     data on pins 5,6,7,8)
   There's also a "steering wheel" potentiometer on analog input 1,
   and a Piezo speaker on pin 9 (PWM).
   
   Enjoy,

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pre.i-has-teh-code
  | $: > Booting systems...
  | $: > Total memory found: 256kb
  | $: > Scanning for bootable media    ■■■■■■■■■■■ 100%
  | $: > No media found. Booting from network address 3E:40:9C:75
  | $: > Loading BIOS 2.3               ■■■■■■■■■■■ 100%
  | $: > Reticulating splines           ■■■■■■■■■■■ 100%
  | $: > Booting console                ■■■■■■■■■■■ 100%
  | $:
  | $: > Welcome to the retro console version 0.1a

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A quick workaround for a flask-bootstrap navbar with items at the right side, as requested at #126.

Bonus: ability to change navbar's style (navbar navbar-inverse in the example).

• copy the flask-bootstrap sample app to a folder.
• overwrite nav.py, __init__.py, and frontend.py with the files here.

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#Shelter1001's interactive [zenity] shell script for wifi qr-code generation.

Supports WPA [recommended] and open [sometimes useful] networks [no WEP support because duh].

Based on this [WPA only] commandlinefu.

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White House petitions don't have an API yet so I wrote something quick and dirty for a specific petition in reply to a tweet by @PogoWasRight.

This thing scrapes the petition's signatures and produces histograms by state and city as a javascript file called histograms.js. This gist contains a snapshot copy of that file (generated when there were ~32K signatures) This means you can either clone the gist and view index.html, or simply use Mike Bostock's magic gist viewer.

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Lately, somebody started stealing from us. Took us time to figure it out. At first we thought things got lost. When they took a gas tank, it became obvious ;). As far as I know, it ain't over and it's no game. It's a lousy perimeter to defend, especially for old hippies who moved to the land of smiles because they got tired of saying "perimeter"^[1].

But enough about me

This is a generic Arduino sketch that lets you whip up a simple and friendly alarm system from whatever sensors and controllers you've got lying around in cat-infested shoe boxes.

• A sensor (PIR motion detector, magnetic door switch, weight sensor, etc.).
• A controller (hidden button, keypad, RFID reader, etc.) to temporarily disable ("chill") the system.
• A noisy device (buzzer, ghetto-blaster, tennis ball cannon aimed at a gong, GSM modem for sending SMS, etc.).
• A LED.

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Based on the Bootswatch Cyborg theme, but with a golden tint.

Generate the dist at getbootstrap: http://getbootstrap.com/customize/?id=8409692

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Based on the Bootswatch Slate theme, but with a golden tint.

Generate the dist at getbootstrap: http://getbootstrap.com/customize/?id=8554602

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config.py
env-*
*.pyc